You'll just need a little more product and patience since this process requires covering the soiled area with a damp cloth for 12 hours before giving it any further attention. So far it has worked--we used to have fresh deposits in this area pretty much daily, and the only new poop we got in two weeks was about 5-6 feet away from the area I outlined. Vinegar is an acid with a high percentage of water (approx 95%) and contains no oxidizing compounds like bleach or peroxide, so it will make the stool more moisture-laden and will not break it down. Mix the ingredients together: Since this potty spray really only requires 2 ingredients to make, it’s very quick to throw together.

Vinegar and baking soda work great to scrub a stain that’s already set into your carpet, says Hodgson.The smell is supposed to go away after you hose it off however, when we sit out on our patio in the evening, we still have this unpleasant smell and weren't enjoying our evenings outside anymore. One tester even used it to clean up human urine from a potty-training accident, noting it got rid of both the stain and the odor almost instantly. As you can see, it is easier than you thought, although you must be constant when applying these solutions.

Unlike a chemical burn, the "burn" of hot pepper is a perceptual trick, not a result of physical harm. I noticed that if I continuously sprayed apple cider vinegar on the same spot on my white carpet, a small stain would form. It’s impossible to rinse the suds out of carpet, and any leftover detergent remnants can cause the stain to reappear later if any dirt binds to them.A good strategy is to dribble a line that completely encircles the area of interest, and then a little scattered inside. My wife loves your product, First it cut the cats litter box smell completely, 2nd an opossum found it's way in our outside shelter for the cat and his food dish, and the stench from this animal is eye watering but the pooph wiped out that odor, I'll say this is the best product on the market for sure. This odor can linger on your furniture and in your home, and if you do not do proper cleaning, the smell may not go away. As a regular consumer of a lot hot peppers myself, I didn't think there was potential for real harm.